The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-01-13
To.rc has been quite number of arrivals at

,ience in Townsville, has returned to his " hrsl
Iovrr-Tallahassee- will take charge Of
N,ssrs. Byrd & Denham's bakery.
There are quite number of arrivals at the
ST. James every day
Mr.. H. Taylor, of Live Oak, this week &C.
c.n,el the position of Yard Master at the shops
The F. r. & n. CO.
Hon. w. b. Lamar, OF Monticello, was al
the Capital again last week.
Mr.. John Gallie and family arrived from
Tlcma>ville last week, and have taken the
house OF Mr. L. G. Yaeger, on Calhoun street.
Major Alex Moseley, Superintendent of the
Insane ASYLUM al CHAT ahoochee, was in the
city f,w days ago
:, ,-,,l' Drnr store 13-tf
Mr. Caas. 5. Kuhns left for New York few
day. a-o in response to a telegram announcing
the serious illness OF his mother.
Mrs. Ida Cohen, formerly of Beaufort, S. O.,
isyisi,lns friends in Tallahassee before going to
her ncw Lome, in Cincinnati.
~ wards best Carpet Lining, at Gilmore q Hartte /;
a.-O Carpet Binding S%u
Mrs. Clara Holden, charming young lady
Of Narianna who has been the guest of Miss
La
Yesterday.
:: lie senator A. S. Mann, of fernando, was
ANON. tic arrivals at the ST. James last Satur-
DAY.
seven Spring, Iron Alum Mass is the finest
Iron ionic known. Ask your physician about
IT, lisa regular medicine prescribed by ply
siciAns. Cures dyspepsia, headache, kidney
Ia Ia, oil
Hon JEFF B. Browne, who was recently con-
irncl d postmaster at Key. West, has been in
the CITY for week past.
Mrs L C.. Cotton and her daughter, Miss
Lizzie Cotton, have returned from North Caro-
Ina. a.er an absence of nearly two.years
The following Florida postmasters were
confirlncl by the Senate on the 9Th: ID. W.
Stanley, at Barlow J. b. Browne, at Key West
" R Cooper, al ST. Augustine.
SEND TEN CENTS in 2-cent stamps to
the FL0RIDIAN OFFICE, for a copy OF the NEW
Constitution 3O-tf
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts holds
that i. Sleeping car company holds itself out to
protec, passengers during the night when they
are powerless to protect their property. When
f[,ihriN SUCH a d person may IChSOnhuiy Soiiy
i stolen, the company is liable for it,"
Rev T f. Smith, for two years past pastor
81 tie PRESBYTERIAN Church in this city, leaves
with bis family this week for Cedar Key, where
he Las accepted Il call Mr.. Smith is an able
and .o,cil.r preacher, a cultured gentleman and
piuuS Christian minister, and we commend him
and his family To the good people of Cedar Key
ID IF
welcome visitor at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum this
morning Mr. Saunders was born in Tallahassee
in 1927, h IS been a subscriber to the FLoRIDIAN
a!mos /. Il a century, and says he can't do
wiih0u, the paper
We were pleased TO receive call to-day
from Gil G. A Hanson, the brilliant editor of
the Barlow Inforneant one of the strongest jour
mails in the State. He is here in attendance on
the Supreme Court
The January term of the Supreme Court Of
Florida WAS begun at Tallahassee last Tuesday,
Chief Justice G.. c. McWhorter, and Associate
Justices r. 3. EanV alkenburgh and George p.
Raney all present. There are about 80 cases on
The docket now, but this number will be in
creased as the term progresses. The attorneys
r. Challen, John c. Cooper, H. Bisbee, Jackson
Vile: e. ~ Hanson, Barlow S. M. Sparkman,
g. b. Sparkman, Tampa; W. W. Hampton,
Gainesville; Hugh Z. Miller, Ocala; Robt w.
DAVIS, Summer Chase Chandler, Palatka; Thomas
Palmer, Brooksville; s. I. KingsburY, bavan-
nah, Ora.
The Barlow Informant devotes a column
hot pa
has seen for years" The contracting parties
were Mr. Tappen Mann and Miss Laura Tig-
ner, and the happy event took place on the
j,li From the Informant we qn"te: " Miss
Amelia Munro, of Tallahassee. fourth brides
maid, was specially charming in helitrope satin,
with gli,ierng crystal embroidered front,
accompanied by Mr.. T. L. Wilson, fourth
gtromsman."
A pleasant and highly enjoyable reception,
IN honor oil Bishop Weed and the lady guests
Of the New Leon, took place last Monday
evening. at the residence OF Colonel and MIRA
Rnber, Howard Gamble, corner of Clinton
Duyal streets.
MIR. Hamilton r. Johnston and wife, OF Ohio,
and Miss Annie Papy, OF Fernandina, are guests
Of Mrs. F. A. Brokaw, on Monroe, corner OF
Tennessee street. Mr.. Johnston is General Pas
senger Agent of the Macknaw Railroad, and Ia
spending the winter in Florida on account Of his
health. He is a native of Tallahassee, where he
has number of relatives and friends.
Ask for copy Of The Garden Seed Manual
at LIvELY's DRUG STORE
The next social event in the Capital City
win be m entertainment at the residence oil
Colonel and Mrs John r. Bradford, this evening
where rare pleasures are in store for those who
attend
-Ex-Goyernor and Mrs VIM. D. Bloxhan
gave an entertainment on Tuesday evening, h
honor of their guest, Miss Mamie Bledsoe, o
Virginia. The attendance was large and the 90
casion one OF rare enjoyment TO all present
The genial and afable Major Geo 8. Hall
mark, of Pepsacols, was among the arrivals .
the Lecn lss. Saturday. He was welcome Viii
tor at the FIoRlDIAN sanclum. The Major va
en- route to Tampa to attend the Grand Lodge o
the Knights Of Honor.
Hon. sgd L. Carter has given up his rssi
dence at Bronson and located In Gainesville.
Nj W.P. Denham left for Ellayills yesies
day to take charge Of the extensive mill an
lumber business ol 4. Bued h Son.
AT Lively's drug store you viii find Gasdel
Seeds for the Million"
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